entanglement in English
many dolphins die from entanglement in fishing nets
Use "entanglement" in a sentence
1. Quantum entanglement.
2. These are entanglement scars.
3. To release from an entanglement or difficulty; disengage.
4. Others die from entanglement in fishing nets.
5. 11 To release from an entanglement or difficulty; disengage.
6. 5 Others die from entanglement in fishing nets.
7. Entanglement with the demons is far more dangerous.
8. 10 Campanulaceae Codonopsis an entanglement of perennial herbs, milk white.
9. 8 synonyms for Complexity: complication, involvement, intricacy, entanglement, convolution
10. Actually, the continuous variable entanglement is correlative with squeezing.
11. The concurrence of the measurement of entanglement is calculated.
12. From the Concurrence, the entanglement of formation can be calculated
13. 12 The concurrence of the measurement of entanglement is calculated.
14. 9 Now all the entanglement of the day came back.
15. 8 Actually, the continuous variable entanglement is correlative with squeezing.
16. 15 And the ground-state entanglement varies suddenly at the critical point of phase transition. The entanglement between two particles is enhanced due to the energy current.
17. 3 Many dolphins die each year from entanglement in fishing nets.
18. 4 Many dolphins are accidentally killed through entanglement with fishing equipment.
19. 2 The auditors try to avoid entanglement with arguments over local policy.
20. This affair did not prevent an entanglement with another of his co-stars.
21. As a adverb Afoul is in a state of entanglement or conflict with
22. Was drowned trying to save a lad from a dangerous entanglement of weeds.
23. 2 This affair did not prevent an entanglement with another of his co-stars.
24. 22 Northridge and Pilleri list many more instances of dolphin entanglement in set-nets.
25. 19 The Hector's story may have a happy ending, as the establishment of entanglement.
26. 1 This affair did not prevent an entanglement with another of his co-stars.
27. 6 When this involvement becomes overinvolvement and participation becomes entanglement, problems are likely to arise.
28. Where [GAMMA] is the effective surface energy at the void tips for Crazing, [gamma] is the van der Waals surface energy, [v.sub.e] is the entanglement density, d is the entanglement distance, U is the energy for breaking a single backbone bond.
29. Perhaps freeing oneself from the entanglement of the world’s religions does bring a measure of relief.
30. 17 There is some uncertainty about this entanglement with the city treasurer which you say exists.
31. Siltation (e.g. run-off, dredging, outfalls) Abrasion (e.g. boating, anchoring, ) Selective extraction (e.g. aggregate dredging, entanglement)
32. Obviously, the regular crimp wave provides a mechanism for short - range entanglement of the ratchet type.
33. 25 The accumulation of obligations made it nearly impossible for the children to pry loose from the entanglement.
34. Afoul (comparative more Afoul, superlative most Afoul) (archaic, principally nautical) In a state of collision or entanglement
35. The accumulation of obligations made it nearly impossible for the children to pry loose from the entanglement.
36. For an hour, over black tea and almonds, he chatted Amiably about his entanglement with Kabul Bank.
37. 13 The ground state entanglement in an isotropic three-qubit transverse XY model with energy current is analyzed.
38. Such incidents could include collisions with marine mammals, entanglement of turtles or marine mammals, spills or accidental discharges.
39. Furthermore, school supervision of the activities is precisely the kind of entanglement that is impermissible under constitutional precedents.
40. 21 The increase is unexplained, although theories include a rise in the local dolphin population and entanglement with fishing nets.
41. (often foll by of) in or into an entanglement or collision (with) (often in the phrase run Afoul of)
42. Quotations ▼ The ships’ lines and sails were all Afoul. (with of) In a state of entanglement or conflict (with)
43. Afoul (adv.) 1809, originally nautical, "in a state of collision or entanglement," from a-(1) + foul (adj.)
44. 23 Furthermore, school supervision of the activities is precisely the kind of entanglement that is impermissible under constitutional precedents.
45. 26 The contours of the tube are then defined by the position of the entanglement points in the network.
46. 24 There is an eerie stamp of disaster about this wind-thrown entanglement in the murky half-light of night water.
47. 29 The Higher frequency and the lower amplitude of vibration of the filament are a good ocasion for forming entanglement.
48. 14 In a later section the 4-dimensional particles entanglement is used to improve the efficiency of the single communication.
49. 20 Soon the blurred sketch of the view will disappear and in its place will come an entanglement of lights.
50. 30 We all know that an ordinary twisted-pair is from four groups of mutual entanglement of the cable connected.